Edudzi Tameklo describes transport challenges as 'manufactured crisis'

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George . 2 months ago

What a SHAME, one year on and you say what? !!!!

What a SHAME, one year on and you say what? !!!!
Benji 2 months ago

Typical of NPP bastards. Same thing they're doing with Galamsey, after letting everything fester for 8 years, they now act like they're concern about it in opposition.

Typical of NPP bastards. Same thing they're doing with Galamsey, after letting everything fester for 8 years, they now act like they're concern about it in opposition.
Boat 2 months ago

Satanic NDC is in power an not surprised. The worst is to come.

Satanic NDC is in power an not surprised. The worst is to come.
Opolo 2 months ago

I think the biggest problem is the bad roads all over the place. Drivers are not willing to ply certain roads due to their bad nature. A typical example is the Dodowa road. And also the traffic on major roads are becoming wor ...
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I think the biggest problem is the bad roads all over the place. Drivers are not willing to ply certain roads due to their bad nature. A typical example is the Dodowa road. And also the traffic on major roads are becoming worse. The police MTTD is not helping at all. Some are just too lazy to be on the road and others are clueless of traffic management. The police are quick to close and go home while the traffic is still on.
Guy Jesus 2 months ago

Yooo Mr Tamaklo

Yooo Mr Tamaklo
Agbeli Kumordziì 2 months ago

Ghana government need to come up with a clean bus system the tro tro system is Moses era of transportation should be abolished and send those old tro tro on the streets to china for a scrabs

Ghana government need to come up with a clean bus system the tro tro system is Moses era of transportation should be abolished and send those old tro tro on the streets to china for a scrabs
Coach 2 months ago

Most commuters in Accra depend on trotros, yet many vehicles are old and poorly designed, while rising costs make fleet renewal difficult for private operators. The result is severe rush-hour congestion, overcrowding, and dai ...
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Most commuters in Accra depend on trotros, yet many vehicles are old and poorly designed, while rising costs make fleet renewal difficult for private operators. The result is severe rush-hour congestion, overcrowding, and daily commuter hardship.
Government must intervene immediately to stabilise peak-hour transport, while the GPRTU and other unions work with stakeholders to develop a more sustainable and dignified transport model. Accra cannot continue to rely on endurance as a transport strategy.
FunnyGhana 2 months ago

Only way to solve this is have a very active public transport bus system like in the UK with the Red double decker buses to create competition with the private transport operators

Only way to solve this is have a very active public transport bus system like in the UK with the Red double decker buses to create competition with the private transport operators
Agbeli Kumordziì 2 months ago

Private transport operators are cancer in Ghanains blood need to be removed

Private transport operators are cancer in Ghanains blood need to be removed
Prudhomme - Ghanaians are unintelligent 2 months ago

Your president favors "pragia and okada" over modern public tansportation systems.

Your president favors "pragia and okada" over modern public tansportation systems.

Kwame Angel 2 months ago

Why did you not put these buses back on the road in one whole year?

Why did you not put these buses back on the road in one whole year?
12345 2 months ago

where was this crisis last year or shortly before the Christmas activities. security services have simply refused to enforce the law.
you shd see them zoom on the roads...thats what they are good at now while we suffer on th ...
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where was this crisis last year or shortly before the Christmas activities. security services have simply refused to enforce the law.
you shd see them zoom on the roads...thats what they are good at now while we suffer on the roads
sosu 2 months ago

from your parents?

from your parents?
Kwame panin 2 months ago

Crass incompetence. Let pragia and oksda take over. mediocre govt.

Crass incompetence. Let pragia and oksda take over. mediocre govt.
Nana 2 months ago

IF NDC MEMBERS CAN NOT SLEEP WITH THEIR WIFE THEY ARE GOING TO PUT IT ON NPP EIII “ ASAMOOO’’ONE YEAR LATER AND YOU ARE STILL PUTTING EVERYTHING ON NPP. PLEASE WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO TAKE OVER THIS COUNTRY CALL GHANA AND ...
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IF NDC MEMBERS CAN NOT SLEEP WITH THEIR WIFE THEY ARE GOING TO PUT IT ON NPP EIII “ ASAMOOO’’ONE YEAR LATER AND YOU ARE STILL PUTTING EVERYTHING ON NPP. PLEASE WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO TAKE OVER THIS COUNTRY CALL GHANA AND EXPECT RESPONSIBILITY
Dan Tetteh 2 months ago

Excuses .
What happened to OSA Tata Neoplasm busses under PNDC NDC.Metro Mass STC.
Please you are in power solve issues
Who collapsed Ghana railways system?
We need an efficient transport system.
Excuses Blame game wil ...
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Excuses .
What happened to OSA Tata Neoplasm busses under PNDC NDC.Metro Mass STC.
Please you are in power solve issues
Who collapsed Ghana railways system?
We need an efficient transport system.
Excuses Blame game will not help
Amposah Adai 2 months ago

There are lot of private transports to take care of passengers in Ghana but government has made it too expensive for the owners of these transportts. Why?
1. Spare parts are still expensive.
2. Roads are bad everywhere.
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There are lot of private transports to take care of passengers in Ghana but government has made it too expensive for the owners of these transportts. Why?
1. Spare parts are still expensive.
2. Roads are bad everywhere.
2. Cars are way expensive than when the dollar was trading at 1 dollar =16 cedis.
If government will as soon as possible address the above, the problem with trapotation will reduce to the minimum bearable. Thank you.

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